Syllable and Verbal

Syllable

Syllable noun - The smallest amount or part imaginable.
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Synonyms for Syllable

Verbal and syllable are semantically related in term topic. In some cases you can use "Verbal" instead a noun "Syllable".

Nearby Words: syllabled, syllabic

Verbal

Verbal adjective - Of or relating to words or language.

Syllable and verbal are semantically related in term topic. Sometimes you can use "Syllable" instead a noun "Verbal".

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  • Webcomic / Vampire Girl Verbal Tic: Sigfred LeRoy pronounces his sentence finishers (if they’re a one-syllable word) in a flourish.
  • It is chock full of unresolved subplots and twists that never went anywhere, but nevertheless survived from February 2012 to... well, it is still alive.This role play provides examples of: Accent Upon The Wrong Syllable: A prominent verbal tic of Vladimir's doppelganger, Valdr.
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